Birthday Observed at His Old Home in Galena Wy
A birthday celebration in Galena marked Grankts birthay on April 81 with elaborate events. Special trains ran by The Troida, guests including Roosevelt of New York and Mrs Nellis Grant Sadtovis attended. A procession to the Wicuier Tall featured a long program with music and a song titled In Diber lis Raine.
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Galena
Lass
Ths
Ius
Guy
Roosevelt
Noy Lark
Nellis Grant Sadtovis
Werson
Arivet Shurtly
Belore
Packer
Crete
Wicuier Tall
Albany
U'Taale Quadolte
Goer, Rousveld
Lreipndons
Devastating Irregular Storm Ravages City And Pierces Homes
Severe electric storm floods streets in the city causing extensive property damage and multiple deaths. At least six died and many injured as water and debris overwhelmed Franklin Washington Streets and nearby avenues. Firefighters and police report widespread destruction of homes and a church, with bridges and basements damaged and several buildings partially destroyed. The surge inundated the city core, washing away cars and trapping residents. Investigations and relief efforts are underway as authorities assess the scope and coordinate aid.
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ViWaal Wexaas Wik Electricater
Uy Mint
Fragmented and garbled historical news fragment
A jagged OCR fragment recounts rumors of slow poison against an emperor and related political intrigue in China, a passenger incident near Tugumun, a fatal building collapse at Seventeenth and Sint, injuries to five, and scattered notes on crimes, murders, and burglaries in multiple U.S. locales.
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Collapsce
Chicago
Weathers
Abibone Kans Thebedyafdaho Hlare, He Grosperous Girmer Amd
Armars Allianed
Bert Li
Hether
Jivtroit
Algms
Hive
Fire Devastates Ottawa Area Destroying City Assets
A massive blaze in Ottawa area destroys large parts of the city including mines, stores, and shops. Estimated losses reach $20 million with 72 900 residents affected and 15 00 workers displaced. Emergency crews report extensive damage across several districts with homes and businesses ruined. Authorities investigate causes as night of fire leaves scorched ruins and ongoing safety alerts.
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Gonnillau
Tore Tikor'y
Tores
Weil Vtler
Ausiskuaien
Marvin
Vehia
Boer Arsenal Wrecked In Destructive Explosion
A severe blast struck the Boer Arsenal causing many deaths and injuries. Eyewitnesses described screaming streets and frantic rescue efforts as officials investigate the blast amid unclear causes and ongoing search for victims.
Tripp for Vice President Delegates Rally Support
Delegates from Washington Gregory Wako and South Dakota backed Tripp of Uruktan for vice presidency at the upcoming convention. The assembling body includes prominent figures such as Vavis and Kanley's appointee, with Tripp described as well known and favored by supporters.
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Sevarul Atace Dulegacions
Uevelopes
Mae
Tudor Hartlett Tripp
Uruktan
Vies
Prrsalent
Weashitngtin
Gregory Wako
Soul Dakota
LA Big Defaulter and Farm Protests Highlight Early 20th Century News
The piece reports a defeated candidate on the Democratic ticket amid farm protests led by a new farmers organization. It notes shortages of 200,001 dollars, fires in Minnesota, and political actions in Washington, including proposed beer tax changes and labor printing struggles. Several named places and figures appear, with scattered reports on crime, real estate auctions, and public notices.
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Omotal
Hahn Mwe
Staten Stomodg
Bimini
Frank Ee
Snagar
Indialeal
AAW
Okaceeny
Printer shooting tragedy shocks Manteste area
Fragmented report recounts a fatal shooting during a labor dispute at a Welkington Avenue location. Key figures HG Bieter and Jotul McCuirs are mentioned amid chaotic details of a firearm incident. Multiple injuries reported and a suspect described, with unclear next steps as investigators respond.
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Ae Enbor Fils
Goleagges - Uifleaga
Huelne
Welkington
HG Bieter
Fastnally
Jotul McCuirs
Livin
Kar Marter Printing Company
Trom
Rires Souths
Subi
Tina
Aviel
Sveas
Yarrintan
Rovner
Abe Fouide
Mgs
Strugk
Hays Willy
Wee J Matick
Miku
Wwe
Phe
Berster
Pete Fisineil
Yeshuoelusg
Discontent in Siqux Domiciled Trade Talks
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal discontent among Siqux figures and a call for a do over in regional matters. References hint at tensions between local interests and broader political forces, with mentions of treaties and potential conflicts.
Michigan Railroads Lose in State Court Action
The report details a 1808 case where the State Railway Commission sued the Washington Railway and related firms. The court found no basis to reduce passenger rates from current cents to a lower rate, despite the commission’s push. The decision highlights regulatory limits on rate changes and the roles of the bodies involved.
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Javsion
Bayirente
Wabash Railway
Raytw
Anl Carbonite Company
Ustat
Successor for Rivera and market notes dominate page
Fragmented report notes considerable interest in the succession of Genray Rivera with Manuel Sanguilly mentioned. includes scattered commodity prices and market figures for cattle, wheat, oats, corn, and hogs across Milwaukee New York and Chicago markets, plus local rail and wage references.
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Pat
Ape Peiunnent
Minterer
Mavanaz
Genray Rivera
Ageleniture
Qwolavle
Enulu Prem Porferm Hy Aste
Preseyl
Nice
Tudianapolis
Sheen
Milwaukee
Ely
New York
Ceemmers
Descriptive tale of illicit dairy and enforcement troubles
A fragmented report details alleged bogus butter sales in Iowa and New Jersey with far reaching penalties. It notes quantities of contraband dairy products, state regulation, and federal enforcement actions, highlighting a dealer in loons and suspected violations.
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Honnaylienia
Plesiya
Ufliviel Reyes
Verusyl- Sarria
New Jersey
Awacut Fonds
Mir Wanedinselts
Annie
Norham Cagdains
Midwestern Polit Group Selects Delegates for State Convention
A state convention in Des Moines on August 24 selected delegates to attend the national convention. Notable choices included JL Weller, Charles A. Lloyd, A Wy Hicker, J C Teen, Bo Oak, J Gray, F We Coombs, Orvite Puller, G Worthy, M Norman, A Mavomber, and others. The committee also named alternate delegates and issued resolutions expressing sympathy with workers and supporting Debs for president at the national gathering in Chicago.
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Diem
de Moines
Nis
Selech
Cinetminti
Delewaras
Cinalqunti
JL Weller
Charles A. Lloyd
A. Wy Hicker
J. C. Teen
Bo Oak
J. Gray
F. We Coombs
Orvite Puller
G. Worthy
J. M. Norman
A. Mavomber
Tee
G. Wheeler
As Wickes
Fi Syp
Williaw Mactay
Ay Mo Hietinson
E. Snaith
Ac Norolhws
Fred Dlantret
W. We Sraith
Phe Fole Voiriog Aa
Weller A. W
Druris
Hitarsine
Lovie Tate
Alok Hitipinos
Choehinath
Legal row over saloon openings and council authority
Court under the Gold Law weighs if the city supervisors may bar saloon openings until the next regularly scheduled meeting. Judge Bishan may rule against saloons citing petition irregularities as elections approach in November.
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Bishan
Theslistriet Courts
Williun
Wright Found Guilty Murder Verdict for Atak Killed Bro Crippen
A jury returns a murder verdict for George Wright in the Crippen case. The testimony details Wright's second trial and the killing of his wife Nellie Crippen. The narrative covers funeral, public tributes, and the wider public interest in the sensational case.
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Atak
Bro
Crippen
George Wright
Wright
Nellie Crippen
Lenatt
Yeorwan
Iowa Commissioners Named to State Library Commission
Gov Shaw appointed a slate of officials including Lee Sncabs and Hho committctor to the State Library Commission with terms of three five years. The group includes many named officers and a 20 009 appropriation for erection of vans and related facilities. list of members covers counties and numerous military and civic figures.
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Shaw
Blinn
Lowa Trowys
Vicksluirg
Shilott Cove
Nassinia
Thompens
D. D. Bahner
Washington
Iihuniesy
Paliek
Bayada
Tegtencat
Sat Steisnent
Cayily TC
Magnus
Contarriticthi
Ged
Hochelhuri
Stuart
Nuuth
Davi Vek Woldenyleith Cap
Jon Hoa
Jatin
Lot
Tienunk
Muzcntines
Cwettitiy
Mia Arboor Prinbat
Mauchester
Phirtwanth
Matlacertty
Non
Dujury- Stone
Cami Mts
Six Teil
Vale Dotin Mtc
Snakkh
Commnetn
Catgenthy Gal de Wlm
Keakinky Nhawloguthy
We Marta
Washinton
Bedart Rapidsy
Castine Hapalsy Twenty Senda
Beets
Gorlur
Lealawn
Lowa
Garne
Dal
Hall
Washigtony Binseah
Mocuredge
Muscatiue
Verelith
Shpeg
Kinowlabures
Kepler
Vermun
Poteenth
WL. Shaw
Amenusay Bilteentt
I. W. Garsany
Sisteenth
Unyes
Death in a Local Sanatorium and Town News
The report notes the death of Matt Parrott ex lieutenant at a local sanatorium near Battle Creek, with context of his attendance at a national editorial convention. It mentions Magistrate actions, political appointments, and a jail suicide by Steve Tripett in Marshalstown. The piece also covers election results, police actions, a drowning incident near Ouleque, and recovery of a missing body in a skift incident.
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Matt Parroll
Hy Santarium
Perines
Perines Wau Dsnuary, When We We Ison, Aid Wanko Lyreka Springs
Ark
New Orleans
Prin
Ihotius
Prince Cuterie Throne
Steve ‘Lriptett
Melbourne
Cormitter
Marshalstowiy
Mtckel
Fife
Ouleque
Kizaleth Ueber
Lumaque
Solar Eclipse Attracts World Wide Attention May 28
The article describes a total solar eclipse passing across the United States on May 28 with a path from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic, detailing the shadow’s movement over Mexico and parts of the U S. It notes the duration of totality at various locales, the expected spectator interest, and the scientific significance of studying solar corona and atmospheric layers during the event.
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Bette
Unite States
Winnesor
Missigainbt
Georgia
Carolina
Nores Garolina
Ginia
Bowanta
Nucessa Great
Betreen
Sal
Rai
Suadow
Wunelay
Angles
Glenntic
Revilla
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Ovie
Union Point
Green County
Cheargia
Chie Ve Incille
Norfolk
Nice
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Lk Pe
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Gras
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Cro Chia
Victoria
China
Thi Kong
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Lowry
Vokin
Mmperor
Yrilly
St. Louis
Yon
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Tuggimun
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Rosle
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Feust
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Sauntel Hsudis
Siory
Minnesitas
Htephen
Exleuetee
Peairis
Klitson Punty
Certly
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Poon
Amy
Brughell
United States
Ldn of Trustees
United Bautes Lirewurn’ Association
Nolan
Asteilee Ayr
Petre Aoik
Jole Yneawork
Ftoveriat
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Taacasion
Willian $J. Kiang
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Ad Mig Olor
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Hwacr
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Liege
Hinslot
Jolie
Letahere
OWA
Matt Parrott
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Blairs
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Cedar Fulks
Anitid
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Mocner
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Levande
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Tutulus
Montetnal Minster
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New York Heate Eivik Aortite Board
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